Hello there friends, what's up? Thank you so much for popping in. My name is Chris

Gillibov. This is Sadassal School, a daily program all about creating your own security.

Finding a way to make an income generating project to start or grow an income generating

project without quitting your day job by using a skill you already have and without going

into debt. That is our clear and single-minded mission. We have a wonderful community of amazing

people all over the world who are trying to do this in different ways. My goal is to be

a resource and a support, offering tips, stories, questions and answers, etc.

Now today's listener has an idea. They have an idea to work on a new book to write a new

book actually and share their journey along the way, to share the process of writing the

book and so on. How can they do this and is it a good idea? I think this question is

a really good jumping off point to a broader one about process and behind the scenes. Is

it a good idea to share your behind the scenes and how much? How much info is too much versus

just sharing the work itself? I do have a clear opinion on this and the same thing I would

say to any caller. I would say to you, my listener, if the shoe fits, wear it. If you like

the advice, that's great. If something else is working better for you, then of course

you should do that. The number one thing I can do is encourage people to think for themselves.

Hopefully you're doing that. Of course, I'm happy to share from my experience. How much

info is too much? Should I publish a daily audio diary about writing a book? That's the

question we're going to delve into after this shout out to our sponsor. Stay tuned.

Hey Chris, this is Carol from Tucson. I've been listening to Side Hustle School for a couple

of years. I have this idea to write a book and publish a daily audio diary about the

processes I go along. I'm just wondering, do you think that this is interesting? My thought

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